The cryptocurrency market experienced a pullback on September 22, 2025, with major altcoins like Avalanche (AVAX) and Cardano (ADA) showing signs of weakening momentum. AVAX, which had rallied from around $23 to $34 over the past month, lost buying pressure and is now poised to test the $30 support level instead of challenging the $35 resistance. Despite positive catalysts such as Anthony Scaramucci's involvement in AgriFORCE Growing Systems and ETF filings from Bitwise, Grayscale, and VanEck, the token's upward trend has stalled.
Similarly, ADA has struggled to maintain levels above $0.90, with the price slipping to $0.82 after whales sold approximately 530-560 million tokens (worth nearly $500 million) over a few days. This has resulted in a nearly 10% decline over the past month, raising concerns about a potential drop to $0.60. On-chain data indicates persistent selling pressure, with multiple failed attempts to breach the $0.95 barrier.
In contrast, Digitap (TAP) is gaining significant attention, with its presale crushing the $150,000 milestone and raising over $169,000 by selling more than 13 million tokens. The project, which offers a no-KYC Visa card and an omni-bank platform integrating fiat and crypto, is attracting retail investors due to its real-world utility. The presale's Round 1 price is $0.0125 per TAP token, with Round 2 set at $0.0159, offering early buyers a potential 27% gain.